mysterious. educational scientific organizations, soon he receives an order from the institute for advanced studies in princeton, but this same story is connected with albert einstein, he was really in endless demand immediately. to the americans he had to be encouraged a lot, a year later he had already organized a personal exhibition at the grand central palace, this is also very prestigious, very important with donkan they tried to dissuade him from going, they had also been to america, they tried to dissuade him, they said that they did not need art and there was nothing to do there, they had been to america a little earlier, they tried to dissuade him, but he nevertheless went, he liked it there, unlike yesenin, no, no, well, as i understand it, he also missed his homeland, and she recalled this very interestingly. margarita ivanovna, exactly, that, about the fact that when - konenkov worked, naturally, commissioned portraits, for money, he needed something to live on, and if he didn’t like a person, he didn’t like making his portrait, he swore, and she was a translator, she, he spoke a lot, a

let's speak to astronomer affelia wibisono from the dublin institute for advanced studies. actually to the anniversary of the first space walk. what did you make of that moment today?— moment today? that was very excitin: , moment today? that was very exciting. so — moment today? that was very exciting, so in _ moment today? that was very exciting, so in six _ exciting, so in six years, we have never had and non—sort of government astronauts do a space walk before. it's just great to see them to space be a bit more expect sensible for everyone and like what's already been mentioned, the development that brought them to be able to do this has been amazing. from building the rockets but also the space it as well. ~ . , ., ~' rockets but also the space it as well. ~ ., i. ~ , as well. what you think this 0 ens as well. what you think this opens op? _ as well. what you think this opens up? in _ as well. what you think this opens up? in terms - as well. what you think this opens up? in terms of - as well. what you think this | opens up? in terms of space exploration. i opens up?

analysts also write daily about the advance towards large cities on this part of the front, i.e. towards pokrovsk, selydovo, kurakhovo. the american institute for the studywrites about the advance of the russian army near the railway line south of selidovoy in the direction of krasniy yar, as well as about the probable partial occupation of krutoy yar. military expert of information resistance kostyantyn mashovets says that the pokrovsk direction... continues to remain a difficult section of the front and draws attention to two points of success of the russian army, which, as mashovets says, are alarming: firstly, the russian forces would have succeeded in crossing the zhurafka river east of pokrovsk, which was a natural obstacle on the way army of the russian federation. secondly, the involvement of the russian army between tsukurin and selidov on the railway, which leads north to pokrovsk, can be considered a tactical success of the russian forces. at the same time, as mashovets says, attempts by the russian federation to break through to silidove over the past week were unsuccessful and the armed forces still have a chance to turn further quote: pokro

listed settlements are within the limits. the existing declared line of russian advance, and the institute for the study of war did not record visual confirmation that russian troops recaptured any of those settlements, which are claimed by the russian ministry of defense. well, we are now moving to bahmud direction of yar times. oleg kalashnikov, press officer of the 26th artillery brigade named after general khorunju roman dashkevich, is already in touch with us. mr. oleg, we are glad. thank you, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, congratulations to the country, please share the operational situation in your direction, what is happening, how intensively the enemy is now trying to advance and what actions he is taking now, well, before everything we saw, literally, what he was trying to do such internal movements, somewhere he strengthened some of his assault groups, and we see how he starts again... to attack us more intensively this time, but literally we are already watching, it is directly chasiv, this direction is ivanivsky, these are mortars for today, but these are not his permanent directio

advanced positions of the akhmat unit. and this is information from the american institute for the study of war and its analytical center, thee of special forces akhmat is separately emphasized. if we give in. and humanity comes to some decision in relation to this conflict, or this war develops into the very war that the scriptures speak of. to happen, based on which, i am more than there clearly stipulates the place where this should be sure that this year this svo will end, and this svo will end with the victory of russia, the whole point, our enemies, who are trying to denigrate me there, to say something bad there, the dogs are barking again, the caravan is moving, nothing else, again, the question is, then if this... ends in the near future, the near future, let's say, some short period, on what terms will these negotiations be in your opinion, or not, because in my opinion, you can't just put a period like that, because this will again be rearmament, additional staffing, preparation for a new stage, no matter what anyone says, no matter what anyone says, any war, sooner or later it ends with someone with someone... se

, then we understand it, we won't insist, but... the other day, the institute for the study of war announced that the russians advancedn several directions, and the ukrainian forces returned to their positions near siversk, was there such a situation, was there a place for it, and can you tell us something about it? well, in any case, i would like to call , first of all, to calculate and take information from the reports of the general staff, from that moment the general staff publishes something, announces something, from that moment i have the opportunity somehow... in any case the situation is dynamic, dynamic defense continues defense forces, the purpose of which is to exhaust the orc as much as possible, and when conducting air reconnaissance, artillery reconnaissance, while the enemy's forces are determined, to destroy them as much as possible so that the enemy loses its combat potential, offensive potential and the ability to conduct any operations, this is the biggest goal , indeed, the enemy attacks certain positions more than once a day. in particular in each separate direction, as well as in general along t

advances. about this reported in the american institute for the study of war on september 25.t the same time, oleksiy hetman reminds us that we should not expect the ukrainian military to reach moscow, because the special operation in the kurdish region has somewhat different goals. there. no, well, we don't have a goal to reach moscow there in 6 hours, 6 hours without traffic jams, as it looks on the map, if you look at the navigator, no, our, our task is to keep our troops there, our task is to advance along our border, for to, well, make a certain sanitary zone, reduce the number, at least artillery shots from the side of russia, well , further move them away from our borders and from on... populated areas, this will not give us the opportunity to prevent the flight of cabs or a long-range artery, but we will be able to move certain classes of artillery so that they cannot use, first, second, of course, this is the number of troops that the russians have to keep in this direction, we will not build there fortifications, because you can conduct defenses in different ways, le

counterattacks along the ukrainian front, but have not made any confirmed advances. this was reported by the american institute for the studyon september 25, at the same time oleksiy hetman reminds that it is not necessary to expect that the ukrainian military will reach moscow, because the special operation in the kurdish region has slightly different goals. there is no, well, we have no goal to reach moscow, it takes 6 hours, 6 hours without traffic jams, as it is on the map, if you look at the navigator, no, our, our task is to keep our troops there, our task is to advance in... . along our border in order to, well, create a certain sanitary zone, reduce the number of artillery shots from the russian side, well, further move them away from our borders, from our populated areas, this will not give us the opportunity to prevent the flight of cabs or long-range artillery, but we will be able to move a certain class of artillery so that they cannot use it. the first, the second, of course, is the number of troops that the russians have to keep in this direction, we will not build fortifications there, because the defense can

institutes for over 15 years. he has been working to advance a transition to green energy and shipping. and his just within the study on alternative fuels for him. hydrogen propulsion has both benefits and drawbacks. to quote this preston hydrogen is certainly an option for shorter discipline. since i saw a gun to cross the atlantic, we need other fuels and both were a bit skeptical as to whether hydrogen would be feasible, difficult moves. he signed the hydrogen supply in factories should a low the electronic travel about 400 kilometers on a single charge for ships traveling close to sure. that's not an issue. the book container ship spend many days crossing the atlanta and they would need to store so much hydrogen for their trips. there would be hardly any room for cargo on top of that. the batteries would have to be so big and heavy the ship, which seeing 2 reasons. hydrogen isn't suitable for power in container ships. these vessels need a different climate friendly fuel. one that performs well, because these giants require massive amounts of energy. the engines and their bubbles are as big as houses on an averag

instead, analysts of the american institute for the study of war write in their latest report that russia has advanced in the coal mine, probably capturing the eastern part of the city. in turn, the co-founder of the deep state project, analyst ruslan mykula, said on radio svoboda today that the loss of the uglydar is a matter of a few days or weeks. the day before, i will remind you, the forbes publication wrote that the 72nd brigade had allegedly already begun retreating from the izmi. the russian ministry of defense reports on the improvement of positions in the coal mine area, the ukrainian general staff comments very discreetly on the situation in donetsk region. it is only known that the kurakhiv and pokrovsky directions remain the hottest in terms of the number of attacks and assaults. joining our broadcast is a serviceman who is currently in the pokrovsky area with the call sign luyut, the commander of the company of the strike unmanned aviation complexes of the 68th separate yegerska brigade. good evening to you. i wish you health! rfe /rl is very closely monitoring how the situation is chang

advance deep into the territory in the direction of kurdistan, and vladimir putin called the events in kurdistan a provocation. kyiv the kyiv regime carried out another large-scale provocation. the american institute for the study of war already published a report on august 8, according to which, on the second day of operations, the armed forces of ukraine had already advanced deep into russian territory by... 10 km. this is how the map of the captured territory of the kursk region looked on august 8, according to the russian edition of the agency. on this day, volodymyr zelenskyy praised the ukrainian army for the ability to surprise. ukrainians know how to achieve their goals, and we did not choose to achieve goals in the war. russia brought war to our land and must feel what it has done. ukrainian officials have repeatedly stated. that ukraine is not interested in taking the territory of the kurdish region, so the main reason for the start of the kurdish operation was the threat of repeated occupation by the russian army of kharkiv oblast, sumy oblast and chernihiv oblast. in parallel with how the ukrainian military advanced through kursk, they captured army servicemen of russia among them, according to the

russian army, however, the american institute for the study of war says that they do not see confirmation of this information, and instead write about the advancementd forces in the glushkovsky district. the russian ministry of defense officially announced the attempts to break through the armed forces in the direction of the villages of novy put, vesele and medvezha, but they assure that all these attempts... were successfully repelled and i note that the new offensive of ukrainian forces in the kursk region of russia was preceded by a counteroffensive of russian forces. on september 13, the russian ministry of defense announced about 10 freed settlements of kurshchyna. we are talking about populated areas on the western side of the ukrainian front in this region . after the first reports of a russian counteroffensive appeared, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyi said that everything is going for ukraine. i would like to note that hostilities also continue in the area of ​​the city of suja, previously captured by the armed forces of ukraine, in particular near the village of mala loknya. american institute. cheny of the war says that the opera

analysts of the institute for the study of war note that geolocation footage indicates that the russian army pushed back the zsu east of zhuravli, northeast of koranevo, and advanced north and northeast of snagost during the mechanized offensive by the number of dorota. president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyy confirmed the offensive of russian troops, but he noted that everything is going according to our ukrainian plan. the corresponding video was released by a military journalist. tsaplienko u your telegram channel. oleksiy hetman, a veteran of the russian-ukrainian war, reserve major of nsu and ukrainian military expert, says: the russian army is withdrawing its troops, which is actually expected, but it should not be considered a defeat. the enemy has concentrated there, according to various estimates, from 30 to 60 thousand military personnel, there to pull down assault parachutes on the landing brigades of the regiment and brigades of the marine corps. these are the strike units he is trying to use to push our troops out of the territory we are currently occupying, whether he succeeds or not. no, well, with any offensive, although some advance always takes

western part of kursk region, and also emphasizes the advanced positions of the akhmat unit, and this is information from the american institute for the studyr and its analytical center, the presence of the akhmat special forces is separately emphasized. if we give in. and humanity comes to some decision in relation to this conflict, or this war develops into the very war that the scriptures talk about, that is, we will then, excuse me, outgrow a completely different state, and this war, it will not go no the way we are conducting it today, it will be completely different, and completely different weapons will be used. as far as i understand, from the holy scriptures, it is not now, that is , not now, and not here. there , the place where this should happen is clearly stipulated, based on which, i am more than sure that this svo will end this year , and this svo will end with the victory of russia, the whole point, our enemies, who are trying to denigrate me there, to say something bad there, again the dogs bark, the caravan moves on, nothing else, here again the question is, then if in this... send them home in coffins, we won't even send

for emergency power outages. the educational institution has two powerful generators. there is a separate place where children study, there is a separate place where children can rest, because we can never predict in advance the amount of time. we will spend in a shelter, so there are also toys for them, and the opportunity to go to the toilet, and to replenish the supplies with water from our alarming backpacks, or we keep such a supply separately, because, well, no all children can orient themselves and take this backpack on time, in principle it is absolutely safe, completely isolated, the director of the lviv lyceum oriyana knows about the critical need for shelter from her own experience, during a rocket attack on december 29 , 2023, russian terrorists damaged part of the building of the educational institution, then this shelter protected almost a thousand people, now it can accommodate almost 1300 lyceum students and 132 employees. last year , another toilet was installed in the shelter, a floodlight was installed, which during outages is powered by a generator, and wi-fi is also connected. at the signal of the air alarm, absolutely everyone descends into shelter and. children and adults, and it do

for emergency power outages. the educational institution has two powerful generators. there is a separate place where the children study, there is a separate place where the children can rest, because we can never predict in advance much time we will spend in the shelter. that's why there are toys for them, and the opportunity to go to the toilet and fill up with water from their annoying backpacks or backpacks. we keep such a stock, because not all children can find their way around and take them with them in time this backpack in principle, absolutely safe, absolutely isolated. the director of the lviv lyceum, oriyana, knows about the critical need for shelter from her own experience. during a rocket attack on december 29, 2023, russian terrorists damaged part of the building of the educational institution. at that time, this shelter protected almost a thousand people. currently, it can accommodate almost 1,300 lyceum students and 132 employees. last year , another toilet was installed in the shelter. they installed a light with spotlights, which is powered by a generator during power outages. and also connected wi-fi, at the signal of the air alarm , absolutely everyone goes down to the shelter, both children

for emergency power outages. the educational institution has two powerful generators. there is a separate place where children study, there is a separate place where children can to rest, because we can never predict in advance amount of time we will spend in shelter. therefore , toys for them are also provided here, and the opportunity comes. to the toilet and replenish the supply with water from our alarming backpacks, or we keep such a supply separately, because not all children can orient themselves and take this backpack with them in time. in principle, absolutely safe, absolutely isolated, the director of the lviv lyceum oriyana knows from her own experience the critical need for shelter. during the missile strike on december 29, 2023, the russian terrorists damaged part of the building at... an educational institution. at that time, this shelter protected almost a thousand people. currently, it can accommodate almost 1,300 lyceum students and 132 employees. last year, the shelter was equipped. another restroom was lit with floodlights, which is powered by a generator during power outages, and wi-fi was also connected. at the signal of an air raid, absolutely everyone descends into shelter, both childr

for emergency power outages, the educational institution has two powerful generators there is a separate place where the children study, there is a separate place where the children can rest, because we can never predict in advance how much time we will spend in the shelter, so there are also toys for ... and the ability to go to the toilet and refill stockpile of water from their alarming backpacks, or we keep such a stock separately, because not all children can find their way around and take this backpack with them in time. in principle, absolutely safe, completely isolated. he knows about the critical need for shelter from his own experience director of lviv oriyana lyceum. during a missile strike on december 29, 2023 , russian terrorists damaged part of the building of the educational institution, then this shelter protected almost a thousand people, now it can accommodate almost 1,300 students of the lyceum and 132 employees. last year , another toilet was installed in the shelter, a light with spotlights was installed, which is powered by a generator during blackouts, and wi-fi was also connected. at the signal of the air alarm , absolutely everyone descends into shelter, both children and adults, and it

to tonight's panel discussion, the institute fulfills that aim by supporting advanced study developing exhibitions and other historical programs and tours advocating for historic preservation and providing resources to classrooms nationwide that benefit teachers, students and scholars alike. tonight's panel discussion, a program that is made possible in part from a generous gift provided by the massachusetts society of the cincinnati draws from the recent anthology waging war in america, 1775 through 1783 operates final challenges of five armies, and that was published recently in 2023 by case-mate publishing the tonight we bring together an all star cast of contributors to the publication to explore the significant operational challenges faced by american loyalist, french and german forces during the american revolution. from recruitment and training to tactics and logistics. tonight, our panelists will examine how the various armies adapted to the specific circumstances of war. moderating tonight's discussion is the editor of the anthology don haggis. mr. haggis is the managing editor of the journal of the american revolution. his areas of interest

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